Faux Wool Steering Wheel Cover

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BFS15-201

In 2004, Bocal partnered with a companies specializing in faux fur to develop 22mm imitation sheepskin shorn wool and 65mm imitation lambskin long wool. These imitation sheepskins had a density of 1800 gms/meter and felt as soft as real sheepskin. Made with special acrylic that brightens the color, our faux wool steering wheel covers are cheaper and lighter weight. Because they're easier to cut and stitch this fabric, the imitation sheepskin wheel covers are fast and efficient to produce.

Imitation sheepskin and imitation lambskin can be used for seat covers, cushions, blankets, rugs, home décor, shoes and boots.

Features
1. Imitation sheepskin has a high density of 1800 gms/meter.
2. Pile height is 22mm.
3. Elastic ribbon around side allows for easy fitting.
4. Size diameter is 38-40cm, sheepskin size is 120cm×8cm.
5. MOQ 3000 pieces per color

Specifications

1	Quality Assurance	Comfortable and durable
2	Brand	Sheepskin World
3	Size	38cm--40cm in diameter
4	MOQ	3000 pieces per color
5	Pattern	Elastic Ribbon
6	Color	Customized per order
7	Front	Imitation sheepskin
8	Wool Height	22mm
9	Backing	No backing
10	Backing Material
11	Inner Packing	Opp bag with color card
12	Outer Packing	80 pieces per carton CTN size 82cm×47cm×38cm, GW 16 KGS 20' FCL load 200 CTNS/16000 pieces
13	Production Time	45 days from the date the sample is approved
14	Sampling Time	10 days
15	Payment Term	TT 40% deposit with order, balance by LC/TT
16	Sample Cost	Refundable after order
17	HS Code	43040010
18	Products Certificate	TUV/SGS/CE available upon request

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Features
Natural sheepskin is the thickest, softest and most durable fabric in the world. Comfort and function all-in-one.It keeps you cool in the summer and warm in the Winter.Wool properties heat and moisture regulation, acoustic performance, flame resistance, antistatic abilities, indoor air filtration capabilities, odour suppression, UV absorbency.
Where the raw material skin come from?
Most of our Merino sheepskins are imported from Australia and New Zealand. These sheepskin is a by-product of the meat industry and no animals are harmed specifically for use of the skins。
Does sheepskin products Eco-friendly?
Our sheepskins are tested regularly to ensure that they do not contain harmful chemicals. Chemical standards differ worldwide and we monitor and manage this process carefully to make sure we are adhering to local and international standards. The dyeing system we use depends on the end use of the sheepskin. None of our dyeing methods use AZO dyes and we are compliant with EU Reach/TUV/CE Regulations.
How to care and clean your sheepskin?
Regular vacuuming with a plain suction vacuum cleaner will help to maintain wool fibres. Longer wool rugs benefit from occasional brushing with a wire pet brush . Small spills can be sponged off with a damp cloth. Avoid exposure to strong direct sunlight as UV will damage the natural fibers and fade dyed sheepskins. Do not store in damp or wet conditions as the natural skin pelt may deteriorate.
Brushing is effective on unshorn, long wool products only. After washing, the wool fibers will likely revert back to their natural curly state. Brushing with a wire wool comb when wet, and once dry, will help restore the fluffy appearance of the fibers.
Air-dry your sheepskin by hanging it on a line or laying it out flat – although please remember, not in direct sunlight. It is important to stretch sheepskin during the drying process, this helps to retain the shape and prevent excessive shrinkage.